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The battlestar '''''Triton''''', featuring integrated command and control systems, and Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Command Navigation Program]] (CNP) is reported as lost with many other battlestars of the [[Colonial Fleet]] during the initial [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|Cylon Attack]], along with the ''[[Columbia]]'' and ''[[Solaria]]'' ([[Miniseries]]). | The battlestar '''''Triton''''', featuring integrated command and control systems, and Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Command Navigation Program]] (CNP) is reported as lost with many other battlestars of the [[Colonial Fleet]] during the initial [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|Cylon Attack]], along with the ''[[Columbia]]'' and ''[[Solaria]]'' ([[Miniseries]]). | ||
While it is never explained how [[Crashdown]] escaped ''Triton'' or when he joined '' | According to records in [[William Adama]]'s possession, [[Kara Thrace]] served aboard ''Triton'', holding the rank of lieutenant junior grade prior to becoming a pilot on ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' ([[The Son Also Rises]]).<ref>''Triton'' information is from [[:Image:Kara Thrace Record 1.jpg|a record of disciplinary proceedings against Kara Thrace]] seen in "[[The Son Also Rises]]".</ref> | ||
While it is never explained how [[Crashdown]] escaped ''Triton'' or when he joined ''Galactica'', [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer]] refers to him as "a refugee from ''Triton''" and his uniform patch in that episode clearly reads "Battlestar Triton" rather than "Battlestar Galactica" ([[33]]). | |||
[[Image:Tritonpatch 33.JPG|left|thumb|Crashdown sporting ''Triton'''s patch on his uniform ([[33]]).]] | [[Image:Tritonpatch 33.JPG|left|thumb|Crashdown sporting ''Triton'''s patch on his uniform ([[33]]).]] | ||
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* The ship is likely named after a figure in Colonial faith or mythology, given the parallels of the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lord of Kobol|Colonial faith]] and the pantheon of Greek gods. In Greek mythology Triton is not one of the Twelve Olympians himself (and as such might not be considered a Lord of Kobol by the Colonials), but the son of Poseidon and messenger of the sea. | * The ship is likely named after a figure in Colonial faith or mythology, given the parallels of the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lord of Kobol|Colonial faith]] and the pantheon of Greek gods. In Greek mythology Triton is not one of the Twelve Olympians himself (and as such might not be considered a Lord of Kobol by the Colonials), but the son of Poseidon and messenger of the sea. | ||
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Revision as of 23:01, 12 March 2007
- For information on an Original Series battlestar of the same name, see Triton (TOS).
| Triton (TRS) | |||
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| [[Image:|275px|Triton (TRS)]] | |||
| Race: | Colonial | ||
| Type: | Military | ||
| FTL: | Yes | ||
| Propulsion: | |||
| Crew: | |||
| Capacity: | |||
| CO: | {{{co}}} | ||
| XO: | {{{xo}}} | ||
| Role: | Carrier / battleship hybrid | ||
| Weapons: | Primary and point-defense Kinetic Energy Weapons, conventional missiles, nuclear warheads, Vipers, Raptors | ||
| Armaments: | {{{arm}}} | ||
| Defenses: | {{{def}}} | ||
| Aircraft: | {{{aircraft}}} | ||
| Aviation facilities: | {{{facilities}}} | ||
| Fate: | Destroyed in Cylon Attack | ||
| Emblem: | [[Image:{{{patch}}}|175px|Ship's patch]] | ||
| Other Images: | Gallery | ||
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| Width: | {{{width}}} | ||
| Height: | {{{height}}} | ||
| Weight: | {{{weight}}} | ||
| Wingspan: | {{{wingspan}}} | ||
| Other: | {{{otherdi}}} | ||
| Cost: | {{{construction}}} | ||
| Construction Time: | {{{construction}}} | ||
| Hull Size: | {{{hull size}}} | ||
| Hull: | {{{hull}}} | ||
| FTL Cooldown: | {{{ftl cooldown}}} turns | ||
| Speed: | {{{speed}}} m/s | ||
| Turn Rate: | {{{turn rate}}}°/turn | ||
| Armor Total: | {{{armor total}}} | ||
| Armor Left: | {{{armor left}}} | ||
| Armor Right: | {{{armor right}}} | ||
| Armor Front: | {{{armor front}}} | ||
| Armor Rear: | {{{armor rear}}} | ||
| Armor Top: | {{{armor top}}} | ||
| Armor Bottom: | {{{armor bottom}}} | ||
| DRADIS Range: | {{{dradis range}}} m | ||
| Processing Power: | {{{processing power}}} | ||
| Munition Slots: | {{{munitions}}} | ||
| Munition Cooldown Period: | {{{munition cooldown}}} turns | ||
| Squadron Slots: | {{{squadrons}}} | ||
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| Additional Information | |||
The battlestar Triton, featuring integrated command and control systems, and Dr. Gaius Baltar's Command Navigation Program (CNP) is reported as lost with many other battlestars of the Colonial Fleet during the initial Cylon Attack, along with the Columbia and Solaria (Miniseries).
According to records in William Adama's possession, Kara Thrace served aboard Triton, holding the rank of lieutenant junior grade prior to becoming a pilot on Galactica (The Son Also Rises).[1]
While it is never explained how Crashdown escaped Triton or when he joined Galactica, Boomer refers to him as "a refugee from Triton" and his uniform patch in that episode clearly reads "Battlestar Triton" rather than "Battlestar Galactica" (33).
Notes
- The ship is likely named after a figure in Colonial faith or mythology, given the parallels of the Colonial faith and the pantheon of Greek gods. In Greek mythology Triton is not one of the Twelve Olympians himself (and as such might not be considered a Lord of Kobol by the Colonials), but the son of Poseidon and messenger of the sea.
References
- ↑ Triton information is from a record of disciplinary proceedings against Kara Thrace seen in "The Son Also Rises".